Does Building in Public Still work?
Building in public still has value, but AI has changed what’s worth sharing. The real story now is ideas, customers, distribution, and business.
Builder-Life Notes
Notes on building projects around work, limited time, fatigue, motivation, small wins, annoying bugs, and the practical reality of indie building.
What Is Web Application Development?
A plain-English explainer of web application development: web apps, websites, databases, workflows, WordPress, custom apps, tools, and testing.
How Do You Build a Web Application?
A practical old-stack-friendly guide to building a web app: workflow, database, forms, permissions, admin pages, emails, logs, backups, and testing.
What Web Development Tools Does a Solo Builder Actually Need?
A practical solo-builder web development toolkit: editor, browser dev tools, local setup, Git, database access, hosting, logs, backups, and deployment.
What I Want Old Stack Journal to Be
Practical builders don’t need more hype. They need honest build notes, safer AI habits, useful replies, and people who help them keep going.
How to Set Up a Fresh Ubuntu Home Server for Local Web Development
Turn an old PC into a useful Ubuntu home server for web development, with Apache, MySQL, PHP, SSL, domains, and safer outside access.
A “What Should I Work On Next?” Dashboard for Solo Builders
A “What Should I Work On Next?” Dashboard for Solo Builders